₦airaland Forum

seyibrown:
One of our friends beat up his who had been taking Chemo for cancer for 7 months! Her friend took her to the Doctor and the Doctor called the police for her. The husband was detained for a day or so, charged and slapped a restraining order! He breached the restraining order and was in prison for almost 2 months. Guess what he told my husband when he got back from prison? He said he ONLY SLAPPED HER, went to work and the police came to take him to jail and the judge also slapped him a 3 year restraining order. If na so them dey slap 3 year restraining order on top people wey slap other people, half of Britain go dey Jail ke! He 'slap this woman once' so tay police dey take photo of head and neck injuries! He has been telling everyone who cares to listen that his wife his mentally ill and it would be dangerous to have her in the house because she can just call the police when he hasn't done anything!

Abusive men lie to cover up their deeds, and gutless sons will likely cover up their father's shameful acts! Somebody did beat that woman up (even if she added some make up to make it look worse) and it is likely not his first time! If it was his first time, she would not have taken the matter this far! Men do not beat up other men at the slightest irritation! Eni a le mu la n le'di mo! Men who beat up women should not be leading or representing us!

ifyalways:
lol @ LadyT

Here comes the Lady that sent Dayo on sucide mission.Odunnu de Odunnu . . .Iron lady  
Dayo go dey piss for bodi now.

OAM4J
1.Can you handle an Owerri ladys a55.
2.My papa no use fear impregnate my mama.Im equal to the task or I be strong bobo.
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Mcfemad:
The speaker evades arrest as his security detail prevents anti-graft officials from taking him
Article | June 3, 2011 - 9:40am | By Gbenga Olorunpomi

Tense scenes unfolded today at the official residence of the Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Apo Legislative Quarters in Abuja. Agents of Nigeria’s anti-corruption body, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) attempted to arrest Dimeji Bankole, the immediate-past occupier of Nigeria’s number 4 office.

Bankole, who had been expected to leave Nigeria for the United Kingdom on a British Airways flight this morning, is facing allegations of corruption and money-laundering stemming from his tenure as Speaker. It was revealed that in the last few weeks of his tenure, Bankole obtained loans amounting to N10 billion, and is also alleged to have funnelled over $1 billion out of the country.

However, the EFCC agents were prevented from entering the premises by plainclothes and uniformed officers attached to the Speaker’s office. A stand-off then ensued as the EFCC agents refused to leave, and a second detachment of EFCC operatives was despatched to the scene.

Inspector-General of Police, Hafiz Ringim, soon arrived on the scene to persuade Bankole to surrender to the EFCC agents, but left the premises abruptly, a few minutes after he arrived. Sources then revealed that while Bankole was still in the country, he was not at the Apo residence but was in hiding somewhere in the capital.

Soon after, it was announced that Bankole had come to an agreement with the EFCC to surrender himself to the agency on Monday.

http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/efcc-goes-after-bankole

tanimz:
What d'you think?

akunta:
Predict the winner

snthesis:
u dnt need to- if it had read Missy4OAM, I wud hav been worried ,- knight takes bishop- your move

JAkpayen:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/03/us-yemen-idUSTRE73L1PP20110603

Just got this news from Reuters!

jmaine:
It's Like Bank "Ole" has "Iboried" to London . . .

[size=14pt]Bankole's aides battle EFCC[/size]

The speaker evades arrest as his security detail prevents anti-graft officials from taking him

Agents of anti-corruption body, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are currently engaged in a stand-off at the official residence of Dimeji Bankole, the out-going Speaker of the House of Representatives who is facing allegations of corruption and money laundering.

Our sources say that a group of officials sent to arrest Bankole could not do so as both the plainclothes and uniformed officers attached to the Speaker’s office prevented the EFCC agents from entering the residence even though Bankole’s tenure officially ended yesterday.

Bankole had planned to travel to the United Kingdom this morning on British Airways 8:45 AM flight and a source indicated to DTN that he may have already slipped out.

Update 1219

EFCC spokesman Femi Babafemi has confirmed that Bankole is resisting arrest and that a second team has been dispatched to assist in the arrest.

Update 1245

A source within the EFCC has confirmed to Daily Times that the former Speaker is not in the residence. However, our source also claimed that he is still in the country, and that the EFCC will do everything that they can to apprehend him.

Update 1253

Police Inspector-General Hafiz Ringim arrived at the residence a few minutes ago, allegedly to plead with Bankole to give himself up. He went inside the house, but left abruptly two minutes later.

Bawss1:
Tears for what? Is it for the job they didn't do or for the money they'll be missing out on?

Another nauseating display of sentimentality.